Job Description

We founded Applyr with the hope that you never need apply for a job this way again.

We mean it. Never again.

Our recruiter chatbot solutions are set to radically transform the
way candidates apply for jobs and the process through which companies
source their talent.

In 2018 we want to say good bye to soulless job boards, CV black holes and email ping-pong.

And our job as a team is to make this happen.

In order to achieve this, we're looking for a talented new colleague
to join our dev team with some solid experience under his/her belt in
developing professional applications.

Working directly with our CTO, you would be the one to build our
platform right from its infancy and allow us to offer our customers a
remarkable finished product.

Would you consider joining us?

Start date would be September or Q4 of 2017.

We're a new software startup (founded in 2017) with a
highly-experienced founding team and investor backing, based in the
coolest tech hub in Europe: Amsterdam.

Success is rewarded at Applyr. Early joiners to the team can count on a reasonable base salary and equity participation.

As with all young companies, the earlier you join, the greater the
opportunities to progress and to leave your mark on the business.

(You'll get a free lunch too, in our shared startup workspace, but hopefully that's not a game changer.)

REQUIRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

On the backend-side, we'd like you to have lots of experience with:
- Django and Django REST Framework (at least five years);
- SQL, Redis and Python 3;
- Building and consuming REST API’s;
- Continuous Integration, Ansible and AWS;

Some nice-to-haves:
- Experience with websocket and asynchronous programming;
- Experience with message-protocols such as Google Protobuf;
- Experience with Elasticsearch and Kafka;

On the frontend-side, some essential requirements:
- At least two years experience with building professional applications with HTML5/CSS3/JS;
- Familiarity with tools, such as Webpack, Yarn and Sass/Compass;
- Experience with at least one big JavaScript framework, preferably ReactJS or VueJS;